Medical Science Liaison

Dermatology (Inflammation & Autoimmunity)

Territory

About the Role:

An international, research‐driven biopharmaceutical organization is expanding its Inflammation & Autoimmunity (IAI) portfolio in Germany and is seeking experienced Medical Science Liaisons (MSLs) to support its Dermatology franchise.

This field‐based role sits within Medical Affairs and plays a critical part in scientific exchange, external expert engagement, clinical research support, and insight generation. The successful candidate will help shape the medical strategy during an important growth phase.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead high‐quality medical and scientific exchange with dermatologists and other relevant stakeholders
• Identify, develop, and maintain long‐term relationships with Key External Experts (KEEs) and investigators
• Support medical launch readiness activities for pipeline and near‐term launch products
• Communicate and discuss clinical and scientific data with external audiences
• Systematically collect and communicate medical insights to inform strategy and cross‐functional decision‐making
• Plan and support advisory boards, investigator meetings, and round‐table discussions
• Facilitate company‐sponsored and investigator‐sponsored trials (ISTs)
• Contribute to real‐world evidence (RWE) initiatives, including non‐interventional studies and registries
• Collaborate closely with Key Account Managers and internal medical colleagues
• Act as a point of contact for unsolicited medical information requests
• Deliver internal medical training on disease areas and emerging data
• Ensure strict adherence to SOPs, compliance, and regulatory requirements

Candidate Profile

• Advanced clinical or scientific degree (PharmD, PhD, MD, or equivalent)
• Fluent German and professional working proficiency in English
• Prior experience as a Medical Science Liaison or in Medical Affairs
• Background in dermatology and/or autoimmune diseases preferred
• Strong scientific communication and relationship‐building skills
• Self‐motivated, structured, and comfortable working independently in the field
• Willingness to travel frequently, including overnight stay